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Have you ever found yourself asking the question what are the different types of interior design styles? Maybe you want to switch up your style but can’t decide which direction to go in. There’s a style for every preference and we’re here to help you find the look that’s right for you. Keep reading for Decorilla’s ultimate guide decoding everything you need to know about the top 20 decorating styles for 2023.

Interior Design Styles Luxury contemporary interior design style by Decorilla designer, Nathalie I

There are many types of interior design, with the list ever-evolving. Some of them are fads and others are timeless classics that stand the test of time. Each style is comprised of distinctive furniture, décor, lighting, and accessories that give it its signature look. In getting to know some of the most popular styles, you’ll better understand what styles stand out to you and meet your preferences. Pay attention to which inspiration images and design elements catch your eye. In addition to doing your research, getting to you know your personal interior designer style is also easier than ever before with the help of online interior design services that offer interactive style quizzes and experts available at the click of the button. So let’s explore these top 20 decorating styles to narrow down your favorites!

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Most Popular Interior Design Styles Transitional living room design by Decorilla online interior designer, Corine M.

Let’s start with one of the most popular styles in the design world today. Transitional design is what we like to call the happy medium of interior design styles. This is the style for you if traditional design is too stuffy, but contemporary is too out of your comfort zone. Transitional is the perfect mix of traditional elegance with contemporary lines and textiles. In addition, transitional interiors keep accessories to a minimum. It’s important to let the furniture and the textiles do the talking. Take advantage of area rugs, throw pillows, and blankets to accessorize.

Tip: It’s important to know that your style can be a combination of two or more styles. Taking interior design style quizzes like this one or providing inspiration photos can help designers really pinpoint the client’s aesthetics because sometimes a personal style has no name! Transitional style entryway design by Decorilla online interior designer, Catz D.

Perhaps the most aesthetically pleasing aspect of the transitional design style is the mix of masculine and feminine. Curved furniture and finishes like wood, rattan, steel, and lacquer are common elements. Furthermore, the combination of two very different styles creates an interesting and welcoming home design perfect for entryways and other rooms. We’re getting so many entryway design ideas from this mixture of dark wood and mirrored furniture.

Transitional style living room design

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Traditional style bedroom design by Decorilla online interior designer, Kelli E.

When it comes to defining different interior design types one of the most well-known styles is traditional interior design. Traditional interiors use tables and chairs made from dark wood that is ornately detailed. Traditional design draws its inspiration from 18th & 19th Century England and France. This explains why it’s common to find expensive textiles like silk, velvet, and linen used everywhere from upholstery to window treatments. Fabrics also feature a variety of different patterns. A few popular patterns include; damask, florals, stripes, and plaids, for example. Furthermore, traditional homes also like to bring in a sense of glam with crystal chandeliers.


Traditional style living room design

European décor heavily influences traditional interiors. Most traditional homes have a very neutral color palette with pops of color brought in with oil paintings or floral arrangements. If you’re not into ‘matchy-matchy’ traditional may not be your cup of tea. Above all, consistency is key so it’s common to find matching furniture sets.

Traditional living room interior design

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Modern style living and dining room design by Decorilla online interior designer, Susan W.

We’re here to clear up the difference between modern and contemporary. In spite of their number of similarities, there are a few big signs that you’re looking at a modern interior. Modern design refers to a specific time period while contemporary design is ever-evolving. Modern interior design came on the radar in the early to mid 20th century. Due to the mix of Scandinavian, mid-century modern, and post-modern design, we have our current definition of modern.

Modern home design by Decorilla online interior designer, Scott T.

For example, furniture has clean lines with smooth, sleek surfaces. In particular metal, chrome, and glass are favorite choices among designers. However, with modern interiors, décor is kept minimal. They tend to ditch the knick-knacks and use art as the main décor. It’s common to see bold colorful accents in art and furniture in a mostly neutral space.

Open concept modern living room design by Decorilla online interior designer, Lauren A.

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Eclectic living room design by Decorilla online interior designer, Sara S.

There are common misunderstandings when it comes to the eclectic design style. A few different key features identify eclectic interior design. Think of it as a high-energy collection of carefully selected pieces brought together to create a culture rich interior. Because of this, many think eclectic design has an anything-goes spirit. However, there is a fine line between layered and collected, and busy and distracting. Stick to a neutral color palette and use a select few accent colors to bring in the worldly vibe you’re looking for. With this in mind, the ideal eclectic interior balances color and texture. As a result, it’s the perfect blend of old and new.

Eclectic style bedroom decor

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Contemporary living room design by Decorilla online interior designer, Mladen C.

When you look at interior design styles throughout history contemporary interior design is the one style that is always evolving. The contemporary design style will most likely continue to change over the course of the twenty-first century. Contemporary refers to anything of the present moment. This unique interior design style borrows from various time periods which creates an environment fit to last a lifetime.

Contemporary style bedroom design by Decorilla online interior designer, Susan W.

Contemporary interior design is a sleek and simple space. It uses different features like detailed moldings on walls and windows and open layouts to create an interesting and distinct space. Typical contemporary furniture shows exposed legs and clean lines to give a light and airy feel. It’s common to see materials like metal and glass used because of their light-reflecting properties. This look is the ultimate mix of house décor styles. In addition, neutral color palettes are the most common for contemporary design with textured fabrics to create interest. Thus, creating the perfect luxury modern interior.

Contemporary style home design

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Minimalist style bedroom design by Decorilla online interior designer, Kate S.

Contemporary design and minimalist design have a lot of the same qualities. Both have uncomplicated forms, clean lines, and simple finishes. However, the minimalist decorating style is inspired by Japanese design and concentrates on the principle that less is more. In the end, minimalist design loves empty space.

Minimal living room interior design by Decorilla designer, Roberto D.

While most minimalist interiors have a neutral color scheme, primary colors can also be used as an accent color. Patterns are nowhere to be found and texture is a necessity. Because of the less is more philosophy you’ll find functional furniture is the most essential design element. Storage is also important in minimalist interior design. For this reason, furniture often doubles as hidden storage. For example, a coffee table that lifts up to reveal storage is one of the many creative solutions minimal interiors use.

Minimalist interior design style

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Design by Decorilla online interior designer, Michelle B.

Next, we have a classic that seems to stay relevant no matter the decade. Mid-century interiors started in the 1950s and ’60s in post-war America. During this time the design industry was trying to break out of its traditional barriers and dive into the modern era. As a testament to this style’s timeless quality, there are still so many popular mid-century modern furniture pieces that are still used in our homes today. Keep an eye out for versions of iconic furniture such as the Eames lounger, the egg chair, or the wishbone chair.

Mid century modern living room design by Decorilla online interior designer, Sarah M.

Mid-century modern homes have a breezy and seamless flow. They’ve always encouraged indoor-outdoor living. For this reason, sliding doors and picture windows are left bare to emphasize the connection to nature. Rich and luxurious woods such as teak, rosewood, and walnut are regularly used. In addition, accents of mustard yellow, chartreuse, or avocado are used for a pop of color. The mid-century revival we’re seeing in today’s design industry makes this popular interior design style more achievable than ever.

Bohemian style living room design by Decorilla online interior designer, Marcy G.

Similarly to the mid-century style, bohemian interiors are continuing to gain popularity. Because so many retailers are jumping on the boho train there is no better time than now to explore your bohemian side. In a nutshell, bohemian design is a free-spirited aesthetic that mixes different cultures and artistic expressions into an eclectic style that thinks outside the box. A laid back boho atmosphere places an emphasis on nature. However, it’s common to find bold patterns and bright colors for furniture and accents.

Bohemian living room ideas

When you walk into a home that has a bohemian design style you immediately feel immersed in another culture. Trinkets are displayed from travels and the whole vibe feels very nomadic. When we compare different design styles Bohemian is one of the few where order isn’t necessary. Mixing patterns and colors is encouraged. Likewise, we’re also seeing a trend of modern boho style. The addition of animal hides, metallic accents, and rich wood help modernize this collected style. We love that Bohemian style interiors use things in unconventional ways. Try this fresh living room idea for an example: try hanging a vintage rug on the wall for a fresh unique take on artwork.

Modern farmhouse style kitchen designed by Decorilla interior designer, Kimber P.

Our list of house décor styles wouldn’t be complete without modern farmhouse interior design. Joanna Gaines has earned the title as farmhouse queen, but even she is blending her farmhouse style into a more modern, and collected space. Modern farmhouse interiors have many characteristics of what we know as traditional farmhouse design. On the other hand, things become more simplified and clean without losing their character. Shiplap isn’t going anywhere and we still want to see barn doors galore. Modern updates like wide plank floors, open concept living, and sleek lighting are a few common identifiers of the modern farmhouse decorating style.

Modern farmhouse interior design by Decorilla online interior designer, Lane B.W.

Farmhouse interiors are also known for mixing metals. From gold to black to nickel, contrast is your friend. In addition, we love that this unique design style takes its connection to nature seriously. It’s essential to have raw wood elements and greenery that can be found in every room. Consequently, color palettes in modern farmhouse interiors are always on the neutral side. When you want to add that extra pop of color it’s important to pull from nature. For example, try adding deep navy, sage green, or burnt orange.

Modern farmhouse style living room design

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Shabby chic nursery interior design by Decorilla designer, Lauren A.

The shabby chic interior design style originated in the 18th century and transformed into the vintage-loving style it is today. Vintage furniture has always been at the core of shabby chic interior design. In fact, it was common for individuals to pass down furniture from one generation to the next. Then, each generation would put their own unique touch on it. Similar to its design sister, French country, shabby chic design has a very soft and feminine feel.

Shabby chic interior design style

In this feminine design style, shabby chic furniture is often painted or distressed. The pale color palettes with floral patterns pair perfectly with whitewashed floors and walls. Our designers love the distressed and rustic vibe and how it is often contrasted with glamorous accents like crystal chandeliers. Shabby chic interiors capture an elegant and cozy feeling in a home.

Find out what it takes to get the ultimate Shabby Chic Interior Design here.

Coastal living room decor and design by Decorilla online interior designer, Lane B.W.

You don’t have to live by the beach to appreciate the coastal interior design style. Not to be confused with nautical décor, the coastal decorating style is in another league of its own. A coastal space makes note of its natural environment. This can be seen through the color palette down to the materials used for furniture and accessories. Neutrals like whites are paired with beige to mimic the sand. Additionally, pops of blues to resemble the surf and sunny summer skies. Furthermore, coastal style homes should always feel bright and breezy. The intention is to feel like there is nothing between the indoors and outdoors. Because of this window treatments are kept to a minimum. A light sheer fabric blowing in the wind is sure to get the coastal vibe across.

Coastal style bedroom design by Decorilla online interior designer, Corine M.

You won’t find anchors and seashells scattered everywhere for this interior design style. Instead, you’ll find blue glass vases, striped wallpaper, or abstract paintings that get the coastal feeling across. When it comes to identifying furniture in coastal interiors they have a very comfortable lived in feel. Painted and distressed furniture paired with wicker or jute makes for a match made in heaven. Because connecting to nature is so important with the coastal interior design style the addition of indoor plants is a must-have.

Bedroom design by Decorilla online interior designer, Renata P.

Next on the list of decorating styles for 2023 is Hollywood glam. This chic style has been most popular in California since the mid-twentieth century, dating all the way back to Hollywood’s golden age in the 1930s. Hollywood glam interiors are made up of a mix of art deco and mid-century modern. This is an interior design style that is here to be seen. High contrast color combinations were the popular choice for color schemes. Popular combinations are not only hot pink and green, but also black and white. In addition, over the top chandeliers paired with high gloss or mirrored furniture is also a common combination. The contrast gives off a certain high-glamour luxurious vibe. This design style is sexy and sophisticated at the same time.

Hollywood glam living room design by Decorilla online interior designer, Ilaria C.
Southwestern style home design by Decorilla online interior designer, Christine M.

The southwestern style as we know it today is not the same as it was when it first became noticeable in the design world. And it will continue evolving as the years pass by. Southwestern interiors gather their inspiration from the soft lines of adobe houses, Spanish textiles, ironwork and nature. Color pallets have various colors found in the American desert. Rust, terracotta, and cactus green, are a few favorites amongst designers. Whereas furniture is more on the heavy side, often adorning thick legs and bulky finishes. Additionally, texture is southwestern interior designs best friend. Leather and suede are the most common upholstery material.

Southwestern home decor and design by Decorilla online interior designer, Christine M.
Rustic living room design by Decorilla online interior designer, Lane B.W.

When looking at rustic interior design it can be defined with a few basic signs. There will always be natural materials, industrial touches, and farmhouse charm all around. The rustic design style was originally born from inspirations of the Romantic movement. It focuses on the simplicity and effortless beauty of nature. For rustic interiors, it’s common to see living room design ideas focused around a central statement fireplace.

Rustic home interior design by Decorilla online interior designer, Kimber P.

The use of wood is softened by adding cowhides and sheepskin to create a cozy feeling. Fabrics don’t have loud patterns and texture is everything. Unexpected additions like an industrial pendant light add to the sophistication of what we know as rustic interior design.

Rustic style bedroom design

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Industrial style living room design by Decorilla online interior designer, Henrika T.

While one may argue that industrial interior design is trendy, it does have a past. When western European factories closed down at the end of the second industrial revolution it left many large vacant buildings behind. Population increase caused people to start converting industrial areas into residential neighborhoods.

Industrial bedroom design ideas

The industrial interior design style loves the art of exposed pipes and beams. Materials like brick and concrete are a great way to give the space a lot of character. You won’t hear the words “soft” or “intimate” used when describing this unique interior design style. Its masculine tendencies are tamed with the use of ample texture. Moreover, oversized artwork and cozy textiles are perfect additions. Furniture is often raw or unfinished and paired with antiques.

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Design by Decorilla online interior designer, Kelli E.

Similar to many other interior design styles, French country interior design is a sophisticated blend of a few different style favorites. Shabby chic, farmhouse, and traditional all play a role in this design style. It starts with timeless antique furniture pieces. For example, a Louis VI chair updated with a modern print. Likewise, juxtapositions are found everywhere in this blended feminine neutral design style.

French country bedroom design by Decorilla online interior designer, Fares N.
Bedroom design by Decorilla online interior designer, Julian Francisco A.

Scandinavian design is one of the easier interior design types to recognize. Think light, airy, and organic. Woods are almost always an ashy color in Scandinavian interiors. Nordic spaces give off a relaxing and inviting vibe. Key features include white walls, large mirrors, and cozy textiles. Furthermore, no Scandinavian space is complete without using the Danish concept of hygge. Layered fabrics, glass furniture, clean lines, and textures certainly create the perfect cozy look.

Scandinavian interior design style

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Mediterranean style bedroom design by Decorilla online interior designer, Luca C.

Next, we look at another culturally rich interior design style, Mediterranean design. This decorating style started in countries north of the Mediterranean Sea. Spain, Greece, and Italy are still the main source of inspiration today. In like fashion to the typical architecture of those countries, it’s common to find arches, columns and interior balconies in Mediterranean homes. Furniture for this design style also reveals rich wood tones with ornate features.

Mediterranean living room design by Decorilla online interior designer, Kelli E.

Mediterranean color palettes mimic those of the sea and sky while also incorporating warm hues like terracotta and yellow. Large picture windows embrace the outdoors with minimal sheer draperies to allow in as much light as possible.

Design by Decorilla online interior designer, Peti L.

We haven’t met a lot of people who have never heard of art deco interior design. This iconic early twentieth century design style originated in France then made its way into the US from the 1910s to the 1940s.

Art deco style living room design

The industrial revolution heavily inspired the art deco design style which is why metal was a popular material of choice during this time. It’s easy to identify pieces from the art deco style because it typically has pointed edges and jagged corners. Oversized furniture was common from armories to sofas. Today, our favorite place to go for art deco design inspiration has to be Florida. Miami Beach is a great place to go to see the art deco interior design style embraced.

Design by Decorilla online interior designer, Luca C.

Ever heard of feng shui? You can bet you’ll find that philosophy utilized in our last pick for types of house décor styles. Asian Zen interiors are originally rooted from contemporary design. They focus on sleek lines, interesting shapes, and a relaxing atmosphere. As a result, references to nature are essential in creating the ultimate zen space.

Asian zen interior design style bedroom design by Decorilla online interior designer, Haitham D.

Asian interiors are often asymmetrical and use circles more often than squares. Curtain walls or door panels are common to separate a larger space and give a sense of privacy. The color palette is drawn strictly from nature in order to keep the serene and calm vibes.

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Top Interior Design Types for Per Room Design by Decorilla online interior designer, Amelia R.

Choosing an interior design style that reflects your personality can be an overwhelming thought. That’s why we asked our Decorilla designers to narrow it down to their top 3 favorite picks for living room ideas and bedroom ideas.

Interior Design Styles: Living Room Top Picks Transitional style living room design by Decorilla online interior designer, Mariko K.

Interior Design Styles: Bedroom Top Picks Modern style bedroom design by Decorilla online interior designer, Taron H.

Add Your Favorite Decorating Style into Your Home

This list of interior design styles defined for 2023 is nothing short of inspiring. Not sure how to get started with incorporating them in your own home? Then schedule a Free Interior Design Consultation and get help from a Decorilla design pro today!

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20 Classic Interior Design Styles Defined

Whether you’re in the know or have no clue as to what makes design movements like traditional interior design ideas differ from transitional décor, we tasked ourselves to devise the ultimate breakdown of interior design styles as our Décor Aid interior designers and team members are frequently asked to define the differences for our clients.

One of the most thoroughly modern interior design styles to consider, people often tend to confuse minimalism with a stark coldness and uncomfortable severity – which is hardly the case at all. In fact, there’s even a warmer take on minimal interior design (warm minimalism) that’s full of no-fuss, clean elegance.

Think simplicity, refinement, and a deft hand at sumptuous comfort and functionality. The key here is to keep rooms spare and well-edited with printless fabrications and décor extras that must serve a dual purpose.

When thinking minimal interior design styles trends, think of a modern art gallery or museum as a reference with their pulled together approach to filling a space with the barest of essentials that still feature a lively sense of drama either organic or abstract.

Become a master of Minimal style with more tips here

Though people often tend to confuse modern interior design styles with contemporary interior design, there is a difference between the two that makes them unique in and of themselves.

Contemporary style is completely of the moment while modern interior design styles can almost mean anything forward-thinking from the 50’s to the early aughts. Contemporary interior design styles trends also have more freedom as modern is usually fixed around squared, graphic lines and a particular take on modernity.

Need more inspiration? Discover our complete guide to Contemporary design.

Check out our latest post: 30 Stylish Contemporary Living Room Ideas

When it comes to interior design styles, almost everything is rooted in traditional interior design ideas, and for good reason. That said, you can make traditional style interior design all your own by incorporating pieces that speak to your personality and lifestyle while making a statement.

Take the room above, sure it features a depth and layering, a traditional beige overstuffed sofa, a Persian rug, and requisite Louis VI chair, however, what sets it apart from any other traditional room is the updated contemporary light fixture and the conversation starting art piece.

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Sure, after exploring what traditional interior design styles mean and then looking at the next image above, you’re probably asking yourself what’s the difference between traditional vs transitional interior design?

What makes transitional interior design ideas stand on their own are the combinations of tried & true décor styling utilizing traditional furnishings mixed with modern elements that keep a room from looking like too much of one particular style. This is especially helpful if you’re trying to blend interior design styles say after getting married, or if you’re moving into a larger home.

The best of transitional style interior design boasts balance in the unexpected mix while lending a home warmth and a relaxed feel.

Discover the ultimate advice for Transitional style here

Taking inspiration from the outdoors and a combination of farmhouse and industrial interior design styles, rustic décor places an emphasis on natural and weathered finishes, raw wood, stone, and leather, with unexpected touches and an overall sophisticated bent.

We love how the room featured above fuses a varied mix of statement-making furnishings like the custom plush sherpa sofas, the industrial inspired wire pendants, and unique leather chairs. That said, we’re all for modern interior design styles that combine various elements to create a beautifully realized, one-of-a-kind room.

For fail proof routes to acing rustic style, consult our guide here

Similar to transitional modern interior design styles, French Country is a hybridized mix of antique French, shabby chic, and farmhouse interior design elements full of cool, grown-up allure.

For your home, take note of the room above with its era-less sofa, Louis VI chairs redone in a mid-century modern geometric print, eclectic mix of art pieces, and minimal coffee table as its all about a varied, yet well-judged mix of juxtapositions.

Need ideas on how to get French Country decor right? Take in our guide here

After gaining massive popularity in the mid-80’s and 90’s as one of the top go-to interior design styles when looking to evoke laid back California cool, shabby chic ultimately received quite a bit of backlash having been mislabeled as granny décor – which is completely false.

For starters, shabby chic has roots in antique and vintage French design and furnishings with a decidedly comfortable take, and most importantly, boasts a timeless lived-in vintage-inspired appeal. Soft and slightly femme, shabby chic marries traditional style interior design elements with vague farmhouse touches .

Think a white overstuffed sofa, distressed painted wood, and ornate gilt touches like a gold French mirror.

Get the look with the ultimate Shabby Chic guide here

Though we’re not ones for themed interior design styles of any kind, there’s something novel and reassuring about an edited mix of coastal and beach house elements bringing a room together.

Coastal interior design notes feature light, bright, and airy environs often dreamed up in vibrant neutrals to soak up the suns rays. Common coastal color palettes include shades of light blues and greens inspired by the ocean along with an array of creams and neutrals for a relaxed yet elegant finish.

Our favorite coastal inspired projects, such as this residence in San Francisco often boast contemporary interior design styles to give the aesthetic an unexpectedly contemporary twist.

For more beachside everyday glam in your home, consult our guide here

Popular from the 40’s to the 60’s and back since the mid 90’s, Hollywood Regency is one of the most timeless yet fun interior design styles out there to consider as it delightfully blends Art-Deco inspired touches and silhouettes with a grown-up sense of high-polished glamor. Think a mix of period French furnishings, clean lines, vibrant hits of color, and ultra-glam notes brought in via crystal, mirror, and high-shine surfaces and finishes.

Though it can be considered a go-to for traditional style interior design, there’s nothing old-world in spirit about Hollywood Regency interior design styles as to us, it always boasts a modern, upbeat energy.

Bring Hollywood Regency sophistication into your home with our handy guide here

Increasingly popular, Scandinavian interior design styles emphasize a clean and serene simplicity that’s universal in appeal. Fully functional and minimal to a degree, Scandinavian décor highlights organic shapes with subtle interest, tonal textural plays, and a relaxed appeal in all-white spaces with gray undertones. Hints of color are brought in via art and a single textile such as a small throw or rug.

One of the easiest to master of contemporary interior design styles, Scandinavian interior design is all about a balanced and carefully edited mix of elements. Though there are plenty of interior design styles trends that take cues from Scandinavian interior design styles, we’re all about going full throttle as this is one design movement that’s worth taking note of.

Bring the soothing cool of Scandinavian decor in your home with these tips

For the ultimate in cosmopolitan living, Urban Modern design is perfect for elevated city life as it marries the best of deluxe contemporary, modern, and industrial influences for an inspiring and timeless approach to decor. Think the Big Apple with a mesmerizing mix of chic highlights from different era’s brought together to bring a home to life with statement-making appeal.

Master the Urban Modern look with our handy guide here

One of the most timeless and endlessly popular interior design styles out there, bohemian décor represents a care and fuss-free freedom that’s unquestionably heady and intoxicating. Boasting a globally inspired comfortable mix of exotic finds and vintage and antique furnishings sourced from passionate flea-market treks and travels, the eclectic style also touches on hints of everyday glamor via crystal extras, beaded fabrications, jewel tones, and overall relaxed mood.

If you’re already blessed with a varied array of distinct furnishings and admire the idea of beautifully rendered juxtapositions, this may just be the perfect interior design styles living room to consider.

Create your own Bohemian oasis with these tips

Probably one of the most prolific interior design styles of all time, mid-century modern borrows from the best of 50’s and 60’s for a clean retro Danish inspired feel. Simple straight forward silhouettes, organic shapes, quiet fabrications, and an emphasis on functionality are hallmarks of mid-century modern styling. That said, the movements minimal bent makes it a great option when looking to update traditional style interior design with ease.

Plus, mid-century modern furnishings look great in almost any room and make for great elements when looking to create rich, diverse, interior design styles living room. And as far as interior design styles trends go, this is one fail proof one we suggest you give a go.

For more info on Mid Century Modern design, explore our complete guide here

As the name evokes an urban vibe with warehouse and factory elements thrown in the mix, it should come as no surprise that industrial interior design practices lend a clean, somewhat masculine and minimal spirit to any room. Think a neutral color scheme, reclaimed machinery, moody hues, raw woods and unfinished metals, and ultimately, statement-making throwbacks with a slightly steampunk feel.

That said, we wouldn’t recommend going industrial when considering the best interior design styles for small house as this is one aesthetic that calls for plenty of breathing room to take in the often oversized machinery inspired elements.

However, you can inject small doses of the design movement when looking at industrial interior design styles living room by incorporating raw metal decorative extras say on a bookshelf here, or a in small nook there.

Get the Industrial look for your home with sage advice here

Similar to bohemian décor but with a decidedly grown-up allure, eclectic interior design is all about high-energy, spell binding finds and furnishings. Think bold color palettes, textures, and patterns brought together to create a rich mix with utility and focal points in mind.

Not to be mistaken for an anything goes spirit, eclectic design is all about consistency, go-to hues, and best of all, the freedom to explore creative directions with studied nuances.

Ace Eclectic style with these need-to-know essentials

If warmth, practicality, comfort, and a relaxed approach to pulled together design are on your agenda, modern farmhouse décor is a great option to consider. Warm and inviting, modern farmhouse takes its cues from the provincial for the ultimate mix of high & low contrasts that works beautifully especially for a growing family.

Think rustic country elements updated for the now with a rich mix industrial, minimal, and Scandinavian touches for unique spaces that take full advantage of every architectural hallmark – flawed or not.

For more on Modern Farmhouse design, consult our handy guide here

Modern country style features dynamic layers of the rugged and the organic for a warm, and comforting take on interior design classics. from exposed beams to cherished industrial finds, the look is elevated yet au naturale.

To get the Modern Country look in your home, consult our guide here

If your taste veers towards the ornate and jewel-like, this 1920’s design style throwback might just be your best option. Art deco interior design instantly evokes opulence; elegant, glamorous and sleek, this style was popularized as the epitome of chic in the 1920’s.

To master Art Deco design, visit our handy guide here

If you’re looking to create a rich take on pared down interior design in your home, taking inspiration from the Asian Zen design style might just be the right direction for you as an Asian zen interior is minimal yet uniquely layered.

Make Asian Zen interior design work in your home with these handy here

Feng shui isn’t just limited to the way you arrange your furnishings. It’s more of a philosophy to create balance in your home for harmony and is certain to add a sense of tranquility to your everyday life.

For more on how to master Feng Shui, consult our guide here

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Your home is the most important place for you because it has many functions. This is the place for maximum relaxation. This is the best place for work and play. Your choice of home decor certainly reflects your lifestyle and personality. Appropriate home decor will enhance the functionality and appearance of the various rooms in your home.
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Defining your style

First of all, you need to define a specific style. Your home decor, depending on your preferences and mood, can be based on different styles such as minimalism or retro. You can browse various publications and blogs as you choose the most suitable decor style for your home. Do extensive research online so that you have access to numerous home decor style ideas and consider joining social media sites and using them as a platform to share your concepts and showcase your creativity.

Budgeting

If you are thinking about investing in new decor, you should consider creating a budget. You should set aside enough money to cover the cost of replacing items such as furniture. But, if your home decor plans don't involve many replacements and purchases, you might want to consider having a relatively lower budget. Before starting any project, you should be aware of the budgetary constraints.

Getting Ready

You should visit various websites and download several applications that will make it easier to renovate or remodel or organize the rooms in your home. Make a well thought out list of all the things you will need for your home decor project. Buy items while keeping your budget. Be very creative and include unique interior design ideas and concepts. Your home decor process needs to be organized and systematic for the best results. Choose unique decorations, curtains in vibrant colors and unique patterns. Choose the right floor, paint colors and furniture.

Roof repair

With time and age, everything wears out, and this applies to your roof. The condition of your roof will deteriorate over time due to the action of various elements. This is the main reason why you should prioritize the maintenance and care of your roof as it protects your building from outside elements. You should regularly evaluate and properly repair and maintain your roof by hiring a professional.

Keeping your roof in perfect condition should be your top priority. For this, you must hire the best roofing specialists. Roofing professionals provide complete security and peace of mind for you and your loved ones. For example, many reliable roof repair contractors are licensed and trained for the job and have the perfect equipment. Always contact the roofing experts in your area to make sure you are getting a high quality job and that the right materials have been used.

Property Damage Prevention

When you see warning signs such as water stains on various items in your home, you should know there must be a problem with the roof and you need to inspect the roof to prevent property damage. Leaks can be easily prevented by focusing on regular maintenance.

Conclusion

You must have already realized that the roof is an integral and important part of your home. Therefore, it is important to increase the safety of your home with regular roof inspections. The roof of your home also contributes a lot to the overall look and feel of your home. No home decor project is complete without paying enough attention to the roofing problem.

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Home decor | BOBST

The home decor market is expected to reach $664.0 billion by 2020 (1) with a CAGR of 4.2% 2015-2020. Furniture, textiles, wall and floor materials are key components of home decor. Europe accounts for the largest share of this market, and this position will continue in the forecast period. At the same time, the Asia-Pacific region is expected to grow at the fastest pace during the same period.

With an increase in the number of home owners, especially in developing countries, and a general increase in population and wealth, the market for home decoration and furnishing products will grow worldwide. One of the factors in the active growth of the home decor market is the development of the real estate sector. Thanks to globalization and multiculturalism, there is a huge variety of home decor products of various designs in stores and online platforms.

The rise of online sales has resulted in furniture and other items being sold at discounted prices and made more accessible. A significant number of people use the services of online platforms to decorate their homes.

(1) www.alliedmarketresearch.com

Trends

Increasing urbanization is also an important factor influencing the home decor market. According to the UN, 55% of the world's population lives in cities, and this proportion is projected to rise to 68% by 2050. This factor contributes to an increase in demand for products for decoration and home furnishing.

Growing consumer interest in home décor is one of the top market trends and products in this category are very popular among homeowners who want to update the interior and exterior of their homes. Where we live reflects who we are, and self-expression is very important for millennials. A new trend is the decoration of rental housing, because until recently, tenants rarely invested in temporary housing. However, the proliferation of inexpensive and easy-to-use decorating materials and items is opening up the home decor market to a new category of consumers.

Personalization. We all strive for individuality, and manufacturers, following social trends, offer the widest range of decor items, quickly change collections, colors, ornaments and encourage consumers to change their interior more often.

Expected 2017-2021 the home decor market will grow at a CAGR of around 20% (1) . As in many other sectors, online sales are becoming increasingly important. Online resources such as Printerest and Houzz.com are greatly contributing to the accelerated development of the home decor market. Consumers look for new ideas for interior design there and can immediately purchase the goods they like.

Market growth is driven by small product sizes and low entry costs. Existing retail chains, facing declining sales of traditional products, see home decor as an opportunity to grow. New retail chains are also springing up that specialize in home décor, with the shopping experience focused on consumer entertainment, which is highly valued by young shoppers and city dwellers.

New technologies such as digital printing have changed the way we print on wall and floor materials. The offer is growing rapidly, offering customers an ever wider choice.

(1) www.technavio.com

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